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I made an iMix of some fine Australian songs. They are all available at iTunes follow the links. If you like this iMix please give rating on iTunes.

The Beggars premier show at the South Australian Folk Center.

Single Release – The Beggars sing- Ill Never Find Another You

The Beggars premier performance at The South Australian folk Centre is coming up on July 17th and as our guest we have the fabulous Trev Warner. Tickets For The Folk Centre Concert – are $18/ $16/$14 and you can book through the SA Folk Centre 8354 4606. If you don’t know Trev just let me [...]

If you are an iTunes user and have an account, you can promote The Beggars music on your countries iTunes.  It’s very easy, Ill describe how in detail a bit later. You can make an iMix containing music you like and including your favorite Beggars songs. You can also write a review for our albums [...]

We just assigned the bands publishing to Fogsong,  Marshall Cullen and the Begz got together at the Governor Hindmarsh Hotel to ink the docs. Fogsong will help promote the music in a whole range of ways and hopefully find some new homes for our tunes.

We are playing a concert at Ooriminna station tonight. It’s about 40k outside Alice Springs so right in the center of Australia. There has been good rain, the first in seven years and the desert is bursting with life. The place is just magnificent and this is probabaly one of the best times to be [...]

The concerts that we played in February were a joy. Nice Theatres with good sound and most important the audiances loved it. We called the show Bound For Australia the set was half great Aussie covers and half Beggars tunes. There is some video from the Star theatre up on YouTube and a photo snaped [...]

2009 ended on a high note for The Beggars with their track The Banjo Song finishing the year at number 1 on the European Country charts. The Banjo Song is the first single from the bands new “Desert Flower” CD. Quinton Dunne [The Beggars Bassist] says “It feels great to get some recognition for all [...]

I would like to personally reflect on the spectacular changes in the music industry that this decade has brought and what they mean for little indie bands like us. 30 years ago when I started in the music biz there was no room for the independent